Mozart Divertimento in D, for strings (K 1361
MEMBERS OF THE VIENNA OCTET
7.11* Schubert Marches milltaires: No 2, in a; No 3, in E flat: WALTER AND
BEATRICE klien (piano duet)
7.20* Brahms Neue Liebeslieder Walzer Nos 14 and 15 GACHINGER KANTOREI
JÜRGEN uhoe and renate WERNER (piano duett conducted by hei.muth RILLING
7.25' Spohr Octet in E major VIENNA OCTET gramophone records
A record request priiirramme
Mussorgsky A night on the Bare Mountain
CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by semi ozawa
Dehussy Fantaisie for piano and orchestra
JF.AN-RODOLPHE KARS
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by Alexander GIBSON Glazunor Suite: Raymonda BOLSHOI THEATRE ORCHESTRA conducted by EVGENY SVETLANOV
Ravel
Valses nobles et sentimentales PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA conducted by chari.ks
MUNCH Daphnis et Chloe: Suites Nos 1 and 2 NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY CHORUS; ALUMNI CHORUS
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by charlks MUNCH gramophone records
LONDON STUDIO STRINGS leader REGINALD LEOPOLD conducted by OWAIN ARWKL HUGHES
Mozart Divertimento in r (k 138)
Arwel Hughes Fantasia in A minor
Zafred Sinfonia breve
from Cardiff
BAYNTON ENSEMBLE
Douglas Townshend (flute) David Theodore (oboe) Colin Staveley (violin) Geoffrey York (viola) George Ives (cello)
Rubbra Suite: The Buddha
10.50* Max Reger Serenade in G, Op 141a, for (lute, violin and viola
11.7* Britten Phantasy Quartet, Op 2, for oboe and string trio
11.20* Bliss Conversations
STEPHEN BISHOP {piano. BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA led by HUGH BRADLEY conducted by ANDREW DAVIS
Dvorak Symphonic Variations on an original theme
12.10* Brahms Piano Concerto No 1, in D minor
(Postponed from 5 June)
A weekly series of recitals given by artists of the younger generation
Denis Lee (piano)
Barry Guy (double-bass)
Schubert Impromptu in G flat major (D 899 No 3); Valses nobles (D 969)
Barry Guy Statement No 2 (colours), for double-bass (first broadcast performance)
Ravel Pavane pour une Infante dSfunte; Sonatine
(Given before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Applications for tickets should be sent to the [address removed], enclosing SAE. Next week: a Chopin recital given by Garrick Ohlsson , piano)
Including this week dances bv Mozart and Johann Schmelzer ; arias and duets from operettas by Eduard Kiinneke and Rudolf Katlnigg , and a suite of Austrian peasant dances arranged by Max Schiinherr gramophone records
concert-master PETER MOUNTAIN conductor MEREDITH DAVIES with ANNE QUEFFELEC (piano)
Mozart Symphony No 35, In D (Haffner) (k 385)
3.20* Ravel Piano Concerto in g
3.43* Smetana Symphonic Poem: Vita va (Ma vlast)
from Chichester Cathedral Responses (Byrd)
Psalm 106 (Herbert Howells )
Lessons: 2 Samuel 14. v 25 to 15, v 12; St Luke 7, v 36 to 8. v 3
Cantictes (Byrd Short Service) Anthem: Beati quorum via (Stanford)
Organist and Master of the Choristers JOHN BIRCH Assistant organist NICHOLAS CLEOBURY
Records chosen by the under-20s, introduced by CHRISTOPHER IIOGWOOD
Falla Homenaje pour Ie tombeau de Claude Debussy
Britten Songs from the Chinese Arnold Guitar Concerto and DJANGO REINHARDT playing Daphne and Nuages
International Choral Competition
Youth Class, Round 1 From Australia:
NEWCASTLE CONSERVATORIUM MADRIGAL GROUP conductor MICHAEL dudman from Hungary:
FERENC LISZT CHAMBER CHOIR conductor ISTVAN PÁRKAI
Mixed Voice Class, Round 2 From Sweden:
UPPSALA AKADEMISKA KAMMARKOR conductor DAN-OLOF STENLUND v from Yugoslavia: CHAMBER CHOIR OF THE
LJUBLJANA RADIOTELEVISION conductor LOJZE LESIC
Adjudicators SIEGFRIED goslicm KRISTIAN LANGE , DAVID LUMSOEN CHRISTOPHER OYESIKU
ANDRAS SEBESTYEN GERARD VICTORY Introduced by MARTIN MUNCASTER and Douglas SMITH
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ali.ei*
(Presented by the BBC in col* laboration with the EBU)
JAMES gibb takes a look at some musical events in the Midlands, East Anglia and Wales during the next seven days.
leader ELI GOREN conducted by ERICH SCHMID with RAPHAEL SOMMER (cello) Part 1
Webern Passacaglia, Op 1
Prokofiev Cello Concertino in G minor. Op 132 (completed by Kabalevsky and Rostropovich)
A Working Appreciation
RICHARD PILBROW , the lighting designer and theatrical producer. discusses the relevance of Craig's ideas to the theatre today.
Part 2
Faur6 Elegy, for cello and orchestra
Roussel Symphony No 3, in G minor
- a mere 35 minutes of Joseph Beuys
German sculptor, artist of the extreme, maker of ' actions such as ' Explaining art to a dead hare,' founder of a student party. Professor of Sculpture at Diisseldorf, Beuys talks to his fellow artist RICHARD HAMILTON.
During his visit to London in March Joseph Beuys talked for eight hours at the Tate Gallery and another eight at the White-chapel Art Gallery. In between he recorded this conversation.
(tenor) sings English Songs accompanied by MARTIN ISEPP (piano)
Quitter 0 mistress mine: Now sleeps the crimson petal; Fear no more
Gurney Snow; Sleep; Desire in spring
Vaughan Williams The new ghost
Warlock Sleep; Away to Twiver: The fox
Ireland Song-cycle: The Land of Lost Content; The lent lily; Ladslove; Goal and wicket; The vain desire; The encounter; Epilogue
BALINT VAZSONYI talks about Dohnanyi's musical style and his role in Hungarian musical life.
Nachtstücke, Op 23
MALCOLM BINNS (piano)
